Music

I wrote and recored this EP in August of 2000 as part of my album-a-month project. It features an unusual electric Thai string instrument my friend S.britt brought back from a trip to Thailand.

Twenty five years ago, when I was but a budding, punk rock–obsessed bass player, Davis, California’s Necromancy was about the hottest ticket on the Yolo County scene—at least as far as I was concerned. I saw them just about every chance I got (which admitedly wasn’t too often. I was 15 years old, after all). I must have looped this 5/6 song demo a thousand times.

Lossless audio of ALL performing Live in Studio A, circa 1989. This audio was recorded onto cassette tape from a KDVS 90.3 FM broadcast.

Lossless audio of Pavement’s first performance on December 14, 1989. This audio was recorded onto cassette tape from a KDVS 90.3 FM broadcast.

The Maids’ 1979 7" Maid in Bataan for Jon.

My take on three classics by Andrew from benicetobears.com. Click continue below to listen to all three songs

A terrorist falls in love with Miss America. Unrequited love in the terror community ends with the destruction of a country. I wrote and recored this song in August of 2000. Any similarities to the events of 9/11 are purely freaky.

Good manners are how you show the people around you that you respect them. Ivan says that safety is a lethal version of manners. I think he has a good point, but they often overlap.

This song is about a stalker. I wrote it a very long time ago about my friend Jeannette who thought she was being stalked.